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The phrase "a decisive step on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a significant action taken towards a particular goal or direction.
Example: "The company took a decisive step on its journey to sustainability by implementing new eco-friendly practices."
Alternatives: "a crucial move towards" or "a significant action in".
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Some EU countries want Mr Tadic to take a "decisive" step on the Kosovo question perhaps by expediting the passage of Kosovars and their exports through Serbia before starting membership talks.Balkan countries struggle with many handicaps.
His defeat of Senator John McCain in the Republican primary in New York, after a memorably brutal battle, was a decisive step on his march to winning the nomination in 2000.
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The bill is a decisive step to achieve this goal".
As a consequence, also the number of 'new' LTBIs would decrease, a decisive step for eradication of tuberculosis.
The proposal to "renationalize" decisions on GM crops, stalled for years, took a decisive step forward on 3 December, when negotiators representing the European Parliament and national governments agreed on a joint version of the bill.
"It is a decisive step, based on the desire to recreate, in a few years, an event of national and international standing," Mr. Rutelli said.
10.46am BST A "senior German official" has told Reuters that Angela Merkel and her team will seek a "decisive step forwards" on economic co-operation at the EU Summit which begins tomorrow.
"This is a decisive step towards one-man rule in Turkey.
When a new climate deal is reached in December, as we hope and expect, let us all roll up our sleeves and get to work to ensure that Paris is a decisive step forward on the journey to zero-carbon and sustainable development.
The airline industry took a decisive step toward greater concentration on Thursday with the announcement that American Airlines and US Airways had agreed to merge, forming the nation's biggest airline.
One of the hallmarks of reperfusion injury is a pronounced swelling of mitochondria, and the extensive opening of mitochondrial permeability transition pores (PTPs) that underlies this swelling (Haworth and Hunter, 1979) is a nearly decisive step on the path to cell demise (Halestrap et al., 2004).
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